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Annual Report2019
Let me begin by expressing how honored and humbled I am to have been selected as Jax Federal Credit Union’s President and Chief Executive Officer. As a long-time resident of the Jacksonville area, I’m genuinely excited to be part of JAXFCU and to lead our efforts to continue making a difference in the communities we serve.
JAXFCU is an excellent company that is financially stable and has been serving its’ members in Northeast Florida since 1935. Over the last 6-months, we’ve seen tremendous success with continued membership, loan, and deposit growth further strengthening our financial performance and ability to serve our members. Some of the key areas to highlight include:
• Membership Growth remains strong, and we’re now serving 36,867 members.
• Net Promoter Score (used for gauging the member’s overall satisfaction) exceeded record levels at 91.9 out of 100.
• Disbursements for purchase and refinance mortgage loans are breaking new levels month after month.
• Acquired a new branch location on Baymeadows.
These are exciting times for the credit union, our members, and the associates! It’s important to note that all our efforts and actions are aimed at making sure we are serving our members and continuing to bring credit union services to people throughout our entire field of membership.
To achieve these objectives, we’re focusing on four areas that will allow JAXFCU to continue to grow, remain financially stable, and make a difference in peoples’ lives. These focus areas are:
• Elevate the Brand – Elevate the brand so that it becomes a household name across Northeast Florida. The more people and communities that know about how JAXFCU can assist them, the more peoples’ lives we can make a difference in.
• Inspire Employees – Our Associates care about the members we serve; there’s no question about that. If we can inspire the employees around us to do even greater things, then we can have a more positive impact on how we serve our members every day.
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
JOE NOWLANDPresident and CEO
OUR VISION
To become our members’ first choice through advoca-cy, innovation, and service.
OUR MISSION
Jax Federal Credit Union exists to encourage the financial success of our membership.
OUR VALUE PROPOSITION
We take the hassle out of financial services. We make it easy for our members.
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CHARLES T. MCLEOD2019 Chairman
JAXFCU EXECUTIVE TEAM
JOE NOWLAND President and CEO
MARY SVOBODAChief Operating Officer& Chief Lending Officer
TAMARA BYRDChief Financial Officer
ANGIE COLEMANChief Marketing Officer
MANISH KOTHARIChief Information Systems Officer
ADAM MCGOWANVP of Retail Operations & Sales
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• Accelerate Growth – By accelerating growth, we can improve efficiencies, increase net income, and strengthen the organiza-tion. This will allow us to offer more products and services, add additional access points with branches and ATMs, and continue providing competitive loan and deposit rates.
• Digitally Transform the Company – Continue to evolve and advance our digital and online delivery and servicing platforms allowing for a user-friendly experience at all points of access. More importantly, though, we want our members to be able to do business how, when, and where they want. That should be their choice.
I want to close by saying “thank you” to all our member-owners. Without your support and membership, we would not have been able to able to provide the financial support to Northeast Florida that we have over the last 84-years! Thank you for your membership, and thank you for trusting us to help you meet your financial needs.
Joe W. Nowland President/CEO
MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMANAs many of you know, in March of this year, we selected Joe Nowland as our fifth President and CEO of Jax Federal Credit Union. We conducted a nationwide search to replace our previ-ous President that retired, only to realize that Joe resided right here in the Jacksonville area for the last 11 years. His extensive banking and credit union credentials. We are excited to have Joe leading our credit union.
It would not surprise me if you have already met Joe at a branch, a credit union softball game, the shred day at the Park Street branch, a chamber event, the Clay Florida Economic Develop-ment Corporation, or the Clara White Mission. He has also been very active, providing financial wellness tips on local news out-lets: radio, television, print, online, and social media. We can tell Joe is committed to JAXFCU and making a difference for our members.
Charles McLeod, Chairman of the Board
STATEMENT oF FINANCIAL CONDITION
ASSETSAs of
June 30, 2019As of
June 30, 2018
Cash $4,633,466 $4,659,588
Investments:
Available for Sale $19,045,849 $27,717,133
Other $48,129,277 $48,382,418
Loans to members, net of allowance for loan losses $307,991,980 $290,742,192
Other Receivables $10,348,466 $7,747,956
Accrued Interest receivable:
Investments $140,074 $157,832
Loans $749,347 $679,785
Prepaid and Other Assets $2,660,826 $2,875,212
Property and Equipment, net $7,061,542 $7,469,851
NCUSIF deposit $3,250,851 $3,297,633
Total Assets $404,011,678 $393,729,600
LIABILITIES
Member's share and savings accounts $346,400,451 $342,837,105
Accounts Payable $5,397,097 $3,975,442
Interest Payable $165,427 $95,817
Borrowed Funds $6,142,857 $3,500,000
Other Accrued Liabilities $889,672 $898,432
Total Liabilities $358,995,504 $351,306,795
MEMBERS’ EQUITY
Regular Reserve $9,193,682 $9,193,682
Undivided Earnings $35,815,116 $33,551,473
Accumulated other comprehensive income $7,376 $(322,350)
Total Members’ Equity $45,016,174 $42,422,805
Total Liabilities and Members’ Equity $404,011,678 $393,729,600
+2.6%Increase in
Total Assets
+6%Increase in
Loans to Members
+6.1%Increase in
Member’s Equity
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On behalf of Jax Federal’s Board of Directors, I am pleased to share the Annual Treasurer’s Report with the JAXFCU membership. 2018 was a good year for our credit union. Over the twelve months ending June 30, 2019, loans to members increased by over 10% to $14.4 million and member’s equity increased by 6% to $45 million. Finally, the five-year trend for Net Worth, Loans, Deposits, and Assets are positive, showing consistent year-over-year improvement.
We anticipate challenges ahead due to the general economic uncertainties with the interest rate environment and competitive pressures which we are tackling head-on in our strategic planning.
Patrick O’Neill, Treasurer
PATRICK O’NEILLSecretary/Treasurer
TREASURER’S MESSAGE
STATEMENT oF INCOME
INTEREST INCOMEAs of
June 30, 2019As of
June 30, 2018
Loans to Members $14,381,959 $13,027,892
Investments $1,434,022 $1,114,377
Total Interest Income $15,815,981 $14,142,269
INTEREST EXPENSE
Total Interest Expense $1,857,305 $1,155,234
Net Interest Income $13,958,676 $12,987,035
Provision for Loan Losses $1,824,672 $1,181,292
Net Interest Income after Provision for Loan Losses $12,134,004 $11,805,743
NON-INTEREST INCOME
Fees and service charges $2,159,550 $2,012,209
Miscellaneous Operating Income $3,373,006 $3,679,231
Total Non-Interest Income $5,532,556 $5,691,440
$17,666,560 $17,497,183
NON-INTEREST EXPENSECompensation and Employee Benefits $7,969,764 $7,314,982
Office Operating Cost $2,959,144 $3,027,043
Other Expenses $4,474,009 $4,178,783
Total Non-Interest Expense $15,402,917 $14,520,808
Net Income $2,263,643 $2,976,375
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Joseph W. SharpBoard Member
Charles T. McLeodChairman
2019 BOARD oF DIRECTORS
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
2019 BOARD oF DIRECTORS
C. Eugene WorthBoard Member
Bruce DickinsonBoard Member
Christine ConnerVice Chairman
Patrick O’NeillSecretary/Treasurer
Mary JonesBoard Member
AWARDS & RECOGNITION
The Jacksonville Busi-ness Journal recognized
two members of our Executive Team in 2019. Our congratulations to:
Angie Coleman2019 Women of Influence
Honoree
Manish Kothari2019 Technology Leader of
the Year Honoree
Jax Federal Credit Union was recognized for the third year in row with the America Saves Designation of Savings
Excellence. America Saves Week was held February 25 through
March 2, 2019.
JAXFCU was one of only seven credit unions recognized among the
350 financial institutions that participated in Amer-ica Saves Week, and the
only recipient head-quartered in Northeast
Florida.
REVAMPED ACCOUNTS
Extreme Checking got more extreme with easier access to earning higher
dividends.
No Closing Costs Mortgages are helping
more JAXFCU members become homeowners.
Save a little more. No fees for members using coin counting machines
in our branches.
Directors EmeritusErnest Webster
Joyce Barnes
Jimmy Hicks
Scott Preacher
Donald W. Bottin
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We were beyond delighted and honored to be named one of Jacksonville Magazine’s Companies with Heart in 2018 earlier this year. Our JAXFCU associates generously volunteer so much time to the community events we participate in every year, and our members are generous with their support.
ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP
We’re excited to announce our Scholarship winners for 2019. This year was extra special with our new CEO and President, Joe, opening the contest to five winners, encouraging applicants from Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau & St. John’s counties.
Meet our 2019 Winners!
Bailey Bowen, Ke’Yondra Merritt, Jourdan Funderburk, Emma Brinson, and Kaitlynne Parrish
Congratulations on your educational achievements. We cannot wait to see what your future holds!
JAXFCU Volunteers
83
251.5Hours Volunteered
$3,237.05Services Donated
Figures are for 2018
$19,260Total $$$ Donated
SUPERVISORY COMMITTEE MESSAGE
Jax Federal Credit Union’s (JAXFCU) Supervisory Committee is made up of volunteer members who independently evaluate the strength as well as the safety and soundness of JAXFCU’s operations and activities.
The Committee’s primary emphasis is to ensure the following:
• An independent audit is performed annually;
• Account balances of the membership are verified;
• Adequate policies and procedures exist and are complied with to protect the credit union’s resources;
• Governing regulations are properly adhered to; and
• The financial statements accurately reflect JAXFCU’s results of operation.
The Supervisory Committee collaborates with the Director of Internal Audit, the Board of Directors, the President & CEO, and employees of JAXFCU to ensure that the credit union’s assets are safeguarded by upholding policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements. The Supervisory Committee retained the services of Ewart & Associates, CPAs, to perform an audit of JAXFCU’s financial statements. Ewart & Associate’s annual audit of JAXFCU’s financial statements ensures that they represent fairly, in all material respects, the financial position and results of operations of Jax Federal Credit Union in conformity with U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. The Supervisory Committee has again determined that Jax Federal Credit Union is a strong financial institution. We thank the Board of Directors, management, and staff for their cooperation and commitment to sound financial practices.
Ed Teller, Supervisory Committee Chairman
The Supervisory Committee welcomes your suggestions, comments, or concerns, and may be contacted by U.S. Mail or by e-mail at the following addresses:
Supervisory Committeec/o Jax Federal Credit UnionP.O. Box 551321Jacksonville, Florida [email protected]
Ed TellerChairman
Dan LonghiMember
Joe PutzSecretary
Sylvia LudwigMember
Joan KaneMember
2019 SUPERVISORY CoMMITTEE
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Law and The Equal Credit Opportunity Act.
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